• Fisher & Hunter, LLC.

    Compassionate, Flexible Legal Counsel With Years Of Experience

Homeowners Associations & CC&Rs

Guidance For Homeowners Associations & Developers

Handling Matters Related To The Drafting And Enforcement Of CC&Rs

At Fisher & Hunter, our real estate practice often represents developers and homeowners associations (HOA) in matters related to the HOA and covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs).

Based in St. George, Utah, we offer a broad spectrum of services related to these complex matters. Our attorneys:

  • Help developers strategize how the CC&Rs will impact development of the property and still protect the homeowners associations once the project is built out.
  • Draft CC&Rs, create business entities to properly enforce them and ensure that they are properly recorded so as to be effective.
  • Resolve disputes related to the CC&Rs such as actions for non-payment of dues, liability issues and condemnation.

The CC&Rs must be properly drafted and recorded in order to be enforceable. If one step is left out, it can expose the homeowners association to liability and cause serious financial harm. That is why it is important to work with an experienced attorney – a professional who knows the law on CC&Rs and who is precise and meticulous in the work to be done.

At Fisher & Hunter, this is the way we run our St. George law practice. We have decades of experience in matters of Utah real estate, so our lawyers know the best way to protect our clients and ensure that matters proceed smoothly and cost-effectively.

Let Us Help You

If your development plan includes homeowners associations and CC&R’s, let the attorneys at Fisher & Hunter help you. Please call us anytime to schedule a free and confidential consultation. We are available at 435-652-8000 or by completing an online contact form.

Comprehensive And Adaptable St. George Attorneys

Fisher & Hunter, LLC
444 East Tabernacle
Suite B-201
St. George, UT 84770
Map & Directions

© 2024 by Fisher & Hunter, LLC.. All rights reserved. Disclaimer | Site Map